Category: Ubuntu
Added: 30th of October 2020
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I never realised the shutdown command extended further, where you can specify a time to shutdown or shutdown the system in (x) amount of minutes.
To shutdown your system at a specific time, it must be entered the following format HH:MM
So to shutdown your system at Two Twenty PM in the afternoon we enter the following command
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